Kansas City company, nonprofit creating adaptive Halloween costumes [Video]

IT’S NOW AT 26 MINUTES. A KANSAS CITY NONPROFIT IS DOING WHAT IT CAN TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYONE HAS A COSTUME. KMBC NINE TERISA WHITE SHOWS US THE DESIGNS COMING TO LIFE FOR KIDS LIVING WITH MOBILITY ISSUES. CAN YOU IMAGINE A COMPANY THAT MAKES HALLOWEEN COSTUMES INCLUSIVE TO ALL? WELL, NOW YOU DON’T HAVE TO IMAGINE BECAUSE ONE FOUNDATION IS DOING EXACTLY THAT. IT’S HALLOWEEN SEASON AND ALL OF THE CREATIVE COSTUMES ARE COMING OUT OF THE WOODWORKS, BUT NONE AS CREATIVE AS THE ONES FROM A-Z FOUNDATION. THIS IS THE FOUNDATION’S FIRST YEAR PARTNERING WITH WALK IN AND ROLLIN. A LOCAL NONPROFIT WHICH AIMS TO BRING ADAPTIVE COSTUMES TO KIDS WITH DISABILITIES. WE PARTNER WITH DIFFERENT CHARITIES ACROSS KANSAS CITY EVERY SINGLE YEAR, AND SOMEBODY ACTUALLY BROUGHT THIS CHARITY TO OUR FOUNDATION AND THOUGHT IT WAS A GREAT IDEA. WE HAVE AN ENGINEERING TEAM AND THEY DESIGNED …